Robert F. Kennedy Jr. highlights spasmodic dysphonia after health secretary nomination

Spasmodic dysphonia is a voice disorder that causes involuntary muscle spasms in the voice box. This leads to strained and broken speech. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has publicly shared his experience with this condition. The disorder affects thousands of people and can significantly impact communication. It is characterized by interruptions in the voice, making it difficult to speak clearly. Kennedy's condition has drawn attention as he was recently selected by Donald Trump to be the country's health secretary. His openness about spasmodic dysphonia highlights the challenges faced by those with this disorder.